Wentworth Fitzwilliam Viceroy and Irish calamity noted
The viceroy of Ireland, beloved by many, was recalled causing public calamity in Dublin as shops closed and residents mourned. Charles William Wentworth Fitzwilliam, born 1786, attends Wentworth-house Roth, supports ultra whig views and anti corn laws, holding 31 church livings. His motto is Appetitus rationi parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Mary
Thomas
Dundas
William Charles
Milton
Halkin-street
Grosvenorplace
Wentworth-house
Rotherham
Anticipated Elections in Cumberland and Dorset Meeting
A Times summary notes W James M.P. may resign his Cumberland seat prompting P H Howard to seek Carlisle, amid Anti Corn Law pressure. Dorset meeting features Cobden Bright addressing 3,000 supporters on repeal, with peace in the crowd and petitions readied for Lords and Commons.
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W. James
Cumberland
England
France
P. H. Howard
Carlisle
Howard
Anti Corn-Law Party
Villiers
Anti-Corn-Law League
Bright
Colonel Thompson
Serjeant Goulburn
Mererinc
Donset
Doxcaesten
Dorset
Harry Barrard Farmall
Lyme
Cobden
John Bright
Whittle
Bankes
Moore
Mr. Right
Lords
Earl Radnor
Commons
Barox' Guaxtry
Blake
Taunton
Touth
J. T. Rutt
Jeremiah Joyce
Muir
Palmer
Woolwich
Botany Bay
Jones
United Committee
Her
House of Parliament
Cuantes Prest
J.C. Paxestry
Wealeyan
Bishopsgate-street
London
TRE Times
Burn
Helaington
Penrith
Kendal Mercury
Lord Ashley
Conwil
Howell Davies
Rebecca
Carmarthen
New York
Asirep
Green
Webster
Tarnox Txavz
Great Britain
Forest of Dean
South Wales
North Wales
Northumberland
Yorkshire
Derbyshire
North Staffordshire
South Staffordshire
Shropshire
Scotland
Patrenizs
Longton
Cooper
Richards
Capper
Her Majesty's
Potteries
Stafford
Libel Trial Over London Printer Editor Feud
In London sittings at Nisi Prius a libel action by a Morning Advertiser reporter against its proprietor ended with a verdict for the defendant. The case centered on editorials and letters accusing reporters of worthlessness and impacting the plaintiff's character. The jury returned a not guilty verdict on damages.
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Court OF Common
Fleas
Torsmiy
Guirrix
Walter
London
Nisi Prius
M Morning Advertiser
Sergeant Shee
Miller
Sergeant
Warning Advertiser
Knox
Sheridan
Griffin
Weekly Dispatch
Times, Herald, &c
Mr. Griffin
Sergeant Talfourd
Police Reports From 19th Century London Newsroom
London reports a sequence of court actions and incidents. Mary Thompson alias Depree faces examination over alleged child theft with public committee involvement. Lord FitzGerald estate plate robbery leads to steward Howse under remand. Cab fare dispute with Lord Leicester then Irish assault cases, a dramatic Belgrave square daylight robbery involving a plate chest valued at over £300 prompts rewards and police action.
Admission Fees and Door Keeper Incident at Court
The court heard a dispute over gallery access and admission fees. The door keeper pushed a complainant, claiming the gallery was sheriffs private property. Sir J Duke clarified the body of the court was open only to those with business, not the general public, and warned officers to avoid incivility. The summons was dismissed.
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J. Duke
Bailes
Johnn
Prisoner Remanded In Peculiar Robbery Case
Inspector Moran reported no trace of property. Mr Bond remanded the prisoner until Monday. William Cornelius Fuller, charged as a carman in the robbery, was brought up and remanded with the steward to be examined together, bail refused.
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Queen Square
Danine Roneeny
Lord FitzGeBatn
Belgrave Square
Board of Trade
Coslly
Isand
William Cornelius Fuller
George-street
Grosvenor-square
Catherine Williams
Lord Fitzgerald
Witness
Mr. Howse
Mr. Bond
Birmingham
Stanley
Howse
William Woodbridge
Hendon
Moran
George Howse
Lord Fitzgerald and
Vesey
Bond
Steve
Catherine Parker
Lord
Cane
Asa
Abe
Ope
Mr. Bicknell
Priconer
Therisoner
Ithin House
Humphries
Sap in Clerkenwell Damages and Fights at Court
Amelia Rydell a destitute defendant faced charges for damaging Sir Henry Mells house and assaulting James Richardson after a scaffold collapse during painting. Richardson testified they fell from height risking fatal injury. Rydell claimed past fortune and poverty led to agitation and was committed for a month.
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Richardson
Combe
Cemba
King Street
Nesbitt
Margaret Reardon
St. Giles
Catherine Flynn
Nelly Maloney
Ireland
Timperance
Father Mathew
Meila Murther
Peggy Reardon
Katty
Homer
Peggy Maloney
Peggy
Lucy Naughton
Bir
John Harold
No. 2
George Yard
Islington
W. Harold
Robbery and embezzlement cases in Hoxton Old Town jail hearing
John Johnson, author of The West India Manual and former royal navigator, faced a charge of robbing lodgings at Mrs Elizabeth Bailey’s No 16 Gifford Street Hoxton. Maria Allport admitted taking items with Johnson’s aid, with 56 duplicates found and pillows with feathers missing. Property pledged through pawnbrokers included an atlas from Mr Martin the bookbinder. Johnson claimed he was spellbound by Allport and would flee. she said he directed the proceeds. Both were committed for trial. Separately, William Barker Kilpin, a St. Leonard Shoreditch poor-rate collector, faced embezzlement charges of £500 plus. remand extended to secure witness testimony.
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Williams
Rood-lane
Bush
Crose
Joh Williams
Roadlane
John Bush
Forrester
M. Francois Ignatius Vanzeller
England
Reynolds
Board of Public Credit
P.C
Publico Credito
Portugal
P. C
Clarkson
Justice Coltman
Platt
Henry Rowe
Bow-street
Se’onight
E. Beck
Hungerford
Tousspay
Tse Hivpen
Taeasuag
TorxeLi Pank
John Thompson
Joseph Frost
T. Tafnell
St. John’s
Uere
Clerkenwell
Islington
Tufnell Park
Oto Covnr
Louisa Page
Newgate
George Dawson Lowndes
Lawlor
Marlborough Street
Queen's Bench
John Crawley
John Dixon
Nsw
Ixtee Matren
Riewand Simpson
Axp Grance Staczy
Hydepark
Ballantine
Chambers
Bodkin
Munday
Maelborough Street
Lord Leicester
Townshend
Maltby
Palace-yard
Grosvenor Street
Caroline Guest
Mucu Apoanovr
Noraine
Ann Jones
Holland Street
Mr. Maltby
Providence
Mary Sullivan
Dan Leary
Massaentes
Molly Sullivan
Blackgaard Murphy
Bleggard Murphy
Mrs. Brown
Leary
Blaggard
Blaggerd Murphy
Jim Crow
Granot
John Johnson
Maria Allport
Elizabeth Bailey
Gifford-Street
Hoxton Old Town
Johnson
Atolen
Wood
Martin
Westmoreland
Place
Broughton
William Barker Kilpin
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Bingham
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Central Criminal Court
Dotenens
Sixgixa
John William White
Joseph Younghusband
Rossexy
Edward Haylen
George Davies
Franps
Hugh Frazer
Bank of England
Thomas Clifford
Joseph Bernardo Guedes Oliveira
Pratt
J. Bayley
Doane
George Smith
Robert Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Department of Business
Credito Publico
London and Westminster Bank
M. Vanzeller
Paris
Mello
Thomas H Saunders
LAW
THE
Wheely Chronicle
Housh
Mary Thompson
Depree
Institution For the Houseless Poor
Bower
Payne
Ahs
Mr. Payne
Canterbury
Holloway
Marylebone
Charles Silvester
Rawlinson
Comrie
North Audley-street
Stewart Maxwell
Mr. Rawlinson
Ming
Robert-street
Grosvenor Square
Maxwell
Tas Cottery Trapt
Joseph Clements
Oxford-street
Keene
Dorset-street
Dorset-street, Appeared For the Cutlers, and Mr. Humphries
Mr. Humphries
Mr. Keene
Mr.Humphries
Mmr
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